Doric is the dialect spoken in the North East of Scotland, especially around the County of Aberdeenshire. The practice of adding an 'ie' to virtually any word or description is recognised as peculiar to this part of Scotland, e.g. shop to shoppie.
| Abody | Everybody | Forfauchan | Exhausted |
| Affa | Awfully | Gads | Horrible, yucky |
| Aye | Yes | Ganzie | Sweater, jumper |
| Aye-aye min | Hello | Gipe | Stupid (also Gype) |
| Bairn | A baby or young child | Guddle | Mess |
| Black affrontit | Mortally offended | Heid | Head |
| Blether | To talk aimlessly | Ill Tricket | Bad tempered |
| Bosie | A cuddle or hug | Ken | Know |
| Loon | Boy | ||
| Messages | Shopping | ||
| Claik | Gossip | Nae | No |
| Claes | clothes | Nae Wye | Nowhere |
| Clart | To put too much on something (also farm manure) |
Nivver fash | Do not worry |
| Puckle | A few | ||
| Quine | Girl | ||
| Clarty | Dirty | Scaffie | Binman |
| Deid | Dead | Scutter | Delay |
| Dinna | Don't | Semmitt | |
| Dinna fash yersel |
Don’t worry | & draa'ers | Vest & pants |
| Skelpit | Slapped or smacked | ||
| Doon aboot | Fed up, depressed | Sotter | Mess |
| the mou | Stammygaster | Astonishment | |
| Dreich | Cold, wet and windy | Steen | Stone |
| Drookit | Drenched, soaking | Stotter | Beautiful |
| Fa's | Who | Teuchter | Country bumpkin |
| Fin | When | Toonser | Townie |
| Fitbaa | Football | Trachled | Exhausted |
| Fit Like | Hello, how are you? | Waabit | Tired |
| Fit Wye | Why | Wifie | Woman |
| Fleg | Fright | Yersel | Yourself |
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